Binding: Paperback
Description: Financializations of Development brings together cutting - edge perspectives on socio - political socio - historical and institutional analyses of the evolving multiple and intertwined financialization processes of developmental institutions programs and policies. In recent years the development landscape has seen a radical transformation in the partaking actors which have moved beyond just multilateral or bilateral public development banks and aid agencies. The issue of financing for sustainable development is now at the top of the agenda for multilateral development actors. Increasingly development institutions aim to include private actors and to lever in private money to support development projects. Drawing on case studies conducted in Africa Asia Europe and Latin America this book examines the ways in which these private finance actors are enrolled and associated with the conception and implementation of development policies. Beginning with a focus on global actors and private foundations this book considers the ways in which development funding is raised managed and distributed as well as debates at the center of global forums where financialized policies and solutions for development are conceived or discussed. The book assembles empirical research on development programs and demonstrates the social consequences of the financializations of development to the people on the ground. Highlighting the plurality of processes and outcomes of modern - day relations tools actors and practices in financing development around the world this book is key reading for advanced students researchers and practitioners in all areas of finance development and sustainability.
Title: Financializations Of Development Global Games And Local Experiments
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Barcode: 9780367483937
Pages: 258 Pages, 9 Tables, Black And White; 4 Line Drawings, Black And White; 4 Illustrations, Black And W
Publication Date: 4/20/2023
Series: Routledge Explorations in Development Studies
Category: Development Economics & Emerging Economies